By Daily Press staff
A transient was arrested for attempted murder Wednesday after he allegedly sliced a man’s neck with a box cutter, according to police.
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By Daily Press staff
As the number of homeless people and families in Los Angeles continues to increase, a group of citizens calling themselves “The Giving Gift” has come together
By Daily Press staff
Volunteers from the Santa Monica Girl Scouts, National Charity League, Ticktockers, and Holy Trinity Parish were on hand at the annual Family Center and Food Pantry
By Charles Springer
It’s the Christmas season again. And the shoppers are out in droves. Yet, there are people in this very city who have no one to celebrate
By Anne Arikian, MD Staff Physician Venice Family Clinic
I am a family physician working at the Venice Family Clinic. Dental caries, or tooth decay, is extremely prevalent in our
By Tony Street Santa Monica The poor need fluoridation Editor:
I’ve been a very good boy this year and would like to ask Santa Claus Monica for the following
By Daily Press staff
Six instructors and close to 40 clients went spinning recently at “Revolution,” a fitness studio in Santa Monica, to help raise more than $1,565 for
Feinstein answers critics
Mike Feinstein has likely been one of Santa Monica’s more colorful mayors, and not just because he’s often seen rollerblading through town in tie-dye
By Leonard M. Kuras Santa Monica
This letter is being written in praise of Father Maurice Chase... In loud and continuous praise of a man of God who brings love.
By Tony Street Santa Monica
What the hell is Ron Scott Smith’s problem with being a white, middle-aged, home owning male living in Santa Monica? Sounds like there’
By John Marciano
The Daily Press did this community a service by publishing four articles on poverty and wealth (Nov. 30): on Father Maurice “Dollar Bill” Chase who dispenses money